Our Community
We are a church of practical Christian learning. We invite you to participate, commune, celebrate and grow with us. There are lots of ways to get involved, reach out, and join in!
Membership
5 Easy Steps to Becoming a Member
These steps can be completed in any order, with the Spiritual Baptism Ceremony being the last step.
- Attend a Member Orientation session. (These are held approximately four times a year and will be announced in the Sunday bulletin, in the newsletter, and on the web site.)
- Attend 6 class sessions of any combination of designated “New Member” classes. (These classes are identified in the Sunday bulletin and the newsletter.)
- File an Application for Membership to state your intent to become a member.
- Participate in this ministry through active interest, love and support.
- Sign up for and attend the Spiritual Baptism Ceremony. (This is held during the Sunday service approximately four times per year.) The minister gives a blessing for the new members, then asks the congregation to bless them also. While we believe it is important to have concrete steps for becoming a member, we know that true membership comes from the heart. When you are ready to become a member, we will welcome you with an open heart and open arms.
*Membership is not a requirement to attend any of our workshops, classes or activities.
Volunteer
There are LOTS of GREAT Ways to GET INVOLVED at Unity Center of Light!!!
The ministry of service at Unity Center of Light offers many ways to worship, fellowship, and give back to the community.
Commit
From almost our beginning as a ministry, Unity Center of Light has had a yearly “commitment” program. It has evolved over time, and in 2002, we came to call it the “Spiritual Fitness Programs.” Having a minister who places high importance on fitness and discipline had a lot to do with this and he frequently reminds us UCL is not a place to come to get a “nice” message, it’s a place to come work out. What started out as a monetary and volunteer commitment has expanded to include more personal commitments like prayer and meditation, attendance at worship services, the study of Truth principles in classes and by reading, and the practice of loving kindness in our relationships.
The “commitment” is a personal one between you and Spirit. It’s a great way to grow in many aspects of your life, especially spiritually. We invite you to join us.